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Central Michigan University can expect to see some changes to the general upkeep of campus this fall semester, said the university's spokesperson, Aaron Mills.
In 2010, Central Michigan University students initiated a small food recovery project, creating the first campus compost pile. Over the last 10 years, that composting project has evolved into zero-waste kitchens, which divert approximately 330 tons of food scraps from landfills every year.
As a junior in 2017, Troy senior Samuel Connors and his roommate Damon Rubley had to keep their Trout Residence Hall room window shut during what Connors described as an “unusually hot fall” because there was dryer exhaust being expelled into their room.
Seven months after a deadly shooting claimed two lives in Campbell Hall, Central Michigan University faculty and students will finally see substantial improvements to campus security in October.
Thorpe Hall was evacuated shortly after 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6 following the Central Michigan University Police Department receiving reports of a foul odor and students suffering from medical problems, such as coughing and difficulty breathing.
More than 200 Central Michigan University students worked for Residence Life this summer to prepare campus for the return of students this fall.
Listening to rain hit the ground outside her basement bedroom in Mount Pleasant on Thursday, June 22, Jenna Larson had no idea of the mayhem her job would entail the next day.
The Facilities Management Administration works through the summer to maintain the university and make improvements to make the campus more livable and efficient for students returning in the fall.
A $2.7 million Student Activity Center renovation project is expected to be completed by the end of January. In addition to renovations to the pool area, which has been closed since July 25, the funds will cover the improvement and refurbishment of other aspects of the SAC facility, including hallways, locker rooms and the construction of a single-stall unisex bathroom.
Construction of the new Baseball Performance Development Center on the northeast side of Theunissen Stadium is scheduled to be completed by the beginning of the spring semester of 2017.
A $190,000 project to reconstruct a pipe that will drain water from a problem spot on campus outside the Towers Residence Hall is scheduled to be complete by the end of next week.
Students who will take the first classes in the $95 million Biosciences building will walk through its doors in January.
Spring and winter breaks are used by Facilities Management to continue ongoing renovation projects without inconveniencing students, faculty and staff.
Renovations to Grawn Hall, Ronan Hall and Charles V. Park Library were discussed at the Finance and Facilities Board of Trustees committee meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 18 in the President’s Conference Room at Central Michigan University.
Central Michigan University chose an elevator contractor, Otis, with the quickest response time available to service its 80 elevators on campus.
The installation of a new Burrito Bowl restaurant in the Bovee University Center this summer has the possibility of drawing more student attention to the building.
Nine campus construction projects during winter break were completed by Jan. 8.
The Bovee University Center's Auditorium will be renovated sometime this semester.
Going green is becoming more cost-effective for Central Michigan University.
Hospitality students in professor Gary Gagnon’s HAS 240 class took a tour of the construction site of the new Courtyard Marriot hotel that is scheduled to open on Central Michigan University's campus in July 2016.
